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Comment on Mark Knopfler’s new solo album by randy cravey

randy cravey — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:13:15 +0000

absolutely magnificent. his mastery of the guitar is the best i have ever heard definitely second to none.

Comment on Together In Perfect Harmony by Chris

Chris — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:18:09 +0000

I really liked your review. I have been a Pronto RU890 user for years and years it seems and have perfected my system to the point where it is both wife and 5 year old friendly. However it was unfortunately knocked off the sofa yesterday by my son. He was absolutely devastated and thought I was going to be cross. As it turns out, I am happy to be presented with the opportunity of an upgrade and I think your review may have helped me make up my mind…

Comment on This ain’t Ratatouille! by D.

D. — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 23:15:46 +0000

“Come witness the freak show, stay for the dysentery!”

Hysterical!

Comment on Nader Hater by Derek

Derek — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 05:52:31 +0000

Jeffrey:
As a former Nader Presidential Campaign volunteer, I can assure you that Ralph does it fact have to jump over MORE hurdles than politicians of the two corporate parties have to, only to get on the ballot. Each state has its own requirements – some only want money, most want money and signatures. In ballot fees alone it would cost in the neighborhood of over a million dollars, keep in mind thats excluding fees for people on the ground, gas, food, etc. Some states demand over 40,000 signatures and consider write-in votes to be invalid.

Have a nice fucking day.

Too bad you had to end your argument with something stupid to say. Wait, that’s exactly what Nader would do! Never mind! -C

Comment on Nader Hater by Jeffrey

Jeffrey — Sat, 03 May 2008 20:29:20 +0000

The biggest problem I have with Ralph Nader is that he doesn’t have to go jump over all the hurdles that the two regular political parties have to in order to run on the Independent ticket for president. All he’s ever had to do for the past 8 years is shove himself in everyone’s face on national television and say “I’m running for president on the Independent ticket.” That doesn’t seem to me like a fair and democratic process. Considering that everyone knows that he’s taken votes away from the Democrats, it even makes me suspicious that Ralph Nader has taken bribes from the Republicans to run for president every four years. Let’s not forget that George W. Bush once planned on getting Congress to allow him to stay in the White House if he were to lose the presidency for what he claimed to be military-related reasons in light of the war in Iraq, which by the way most everyone in the U.S. and probably the war opposes. I’m not saying that he doesn’t have the right to run for president. Anybody has the right to run for president of the U.S., but there just seems to need to be a more rigid criteria in place for someone getting the nomination on the Independent ticket than that person just saying that they’re running for president. There should be some kind of census taken during the caucuses and primaries that requires someone like Mr. Nader to get so many names and signatures favoring his nomination before he can officially run in order to avoid the unfairness the presidential elections have been to the Democrats for the past 8 years.

Comment on Nader Hater by ihatenader

ihatenader — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 09:51:38 +0000

I hate Ralph Nader and you should too. Here’s why: nearly 4000 US casualties and almost 40000 US wounded in the Iraq war. He might as well have pulled the trigger himself. Al Gore would be president right now if it wasn’t for Ralph Nader. Al Gore would have won Florida if it wasn’t for Ralph Nader. The world would be a better and safer place if Ralph Nader never existed. I think he may actually be paid by the Republican party to run for president. He can’t win and he knows this. If he is running on principle, then he should try to explain those principles to the thousands upon thousands of dead and wounded because of the Republican war machine that Ralph Nader put in the White House. In my opinion Ralph Nader is a murderer. I hate Ralph Nader and you should too.

Comment on This ain’t Ratatouille! by The Editor

The Editor — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 20:34:03 +0000

It would seem that after the show airs people would no longer want to go to that restaurant no matter how nice it is now.

Comment on Nader Hater by nicolleshanman

nicolleshanman — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 20:21:53 +0000

It makes me happy Makes the race more interesting.

Comment on Nader Hater by jackofspades83

jackofspades83 — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 19:27:33 +0000

Wow, I’m always amazed by the fierce shallow hatred of those who engage in this kind of Nader-hating. You want to know whats responsible for W’s victories? Number one: suppression of the minority vote, both legally and illegally. Second, shallow, impersonal Democratic candidates, too weak to stand firm for their beliefs and support actual reform. Third, idiots like Bob Shrum who continued to receive work in upper echelons of the Democratic party even after a long history of failure and mismanagement. Fourth, the constant attempt by the Democratic party to fight for a “center” that doesn’t exist. And finally, an organized, united Republican party backed by money, political power, and a media who has absolutely no interest in serious debate.

If you want to hate Nader, hate him for the right reasons. His questionable investments and the treatment of people who worked for him. Democrats and actual leftists should have adopted his stated positions, rather than attack him for trying to inject reform into a political system that desperately needs it. Hating him for that is to fall into the Republican trap to fracture the left, and you guys are falling for it.

Comment on Nader Hater by Brian Mullis

Brian Mullis — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 19:00:07 +0000

Shame on you Nader!!!! Ego “unsafe in any race.” JUST GO AWAY!!!